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NASA, Japan Space Agency's 'Lost' Satellite Unveils Cosmic Recipe For Nearby Universe
Data captured by a 'lost' satellite mission has provided scientists with vital information about gases in a galaxy cluster 240 million light years from Earth.
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Japan Satellite Made 'Surprise' Find Before Failure
The pricey ultra-high-tech "Hitomi" - or eye - was launched in February to find X-rays emanating from black holes and galaxy clusters.
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Japan Satellite Made 'Surprise' Find Before Failure
A Japanese satellite recorded unprecedented observations of the Perseus galaxy before it disappeared from contact, scientists said, offering precious new information about how gas travels in the faraway cluster.
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Japan Abandons Expensive X-Ray Satellite Lost In Space
Japan's space agency has abandoned its efforts to restore the operations of a multimillion-dollar satellite that was to probe the mysteries of black holes using X-ray telescopes.
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Japan Abandons Costly X-Ray Satellite Lost in Space
Jaxa announced it would stop trying to fix the satellite after determining that it was "highly likely" that its two solar arrays had broken off at their bases.
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Japan Loses Track of Pricey Black Hole Satellite
The ultra-high-tech "Hitomi" - or eye - satellite was supposed to be busy communicating from orbit by now.
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NASA, Japan Space Agency's 'Lost' Satellite Unveils Cosmic Recipe For Nearby Universe
Data captured by a 'lost' satellite mission has provided scientists with vital information about gases in a galaxy cluster 240 million light years from Earth.
-
Japan Satellite Made 'Surprise' Find Before Failure
The pricey ultra-high-tech "Hitomi" - or eye - was launched in February to find X-rays emanating from black holes and galaxy clusters.
-
Japan Satellite Made 'Surprise' Find Before Failure
A Japanese satellite recorded unprecedented observations of the Perseus galaxy before it disappeared from contact, scientists said, offering precious new information about how gas travels in the faraway cluster.
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Japan Abandons Expensive X-Ray Satellite Lost In Space
Japan's space agency has abandoned its efforts to restore the operations of a multimillion-dollar satellite that was to probe the mysteries of black holes using X-ray telescopes.
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Japan Abandons Costly X-Ray Satellite Lost in Space
Jaxa announced it would stop trying to fix the satellite after determining that it was "highly likely" that its two solar arrays had broken off at their bases.
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Japan Loses Track of Pricey Black Hole Satellite
The ultra-high-tech "Hitomi" - or eye - satellite was supposed to be busy communicating from orbit by now.
